On Tue, 5 Feb 2002 20:57:43 -0500, Roger Turk wrote: > I just learned of PocketDOS --- DOS for PDAs that run Windoze CE!
Question: Can you connect with any DOS internet applications when using PocketDOS? I have XTCE, a DOS emulator for my Phillips Velo I, a handheld computer running Windoze CE, version 1.0. It is so named because it enables you to pretend that you are running an XT machine having floppy drives and a hard drive. I can download DOS programs from my desktop computer to my CE device where I can run them with XTCE. I have found that I cannot connect with any DOS internet applications with the emulator, even when I hook up the CE device to a real external modem. Otherwise, this is a very nice emulator and one can pretend to be running any version of DOS on it, including even DR-DOS. One may install the image file from any DOS version into the emulator. XTCE is functional shareware with a delay screen and a timeworm that will make the emulator inoperable upon the expiration of the trial period. Paying a registration fee of about $10 will get you a registration key that will remove the delay screen and disable the time worm. I registered my XTCE. There are versions of XTCE for almost any kind of Windoze CE device. I don't have the URL for the download site handy. It is bookmarked on my WIN 95 machine, but I don't want to suffer the pain of having to use Windows for the mere purpose of hunting for a URL that I could probably find more quickly simply by doing a google search with Arachne. Sam Heywood -- This mail was written by user of The Arachne Browser - http://arachne.cz/
